where to start? :(

Go to Google Trends, see what's hot.
Write related articles with CPA link. Send viewers to your Landing Page first. (you don't want anyone knowing where your traffic is coming from)

If you don't know how to create a landing page, make sure to learn how to soon. BlueVoda is a brilliant for creating simple and effective pages.

Your goals are very achievable so just put in some good ol hard work and make it happen.

Buy a good WSO or join the war room and learn there...or here or course.

try here
Warrior Special Offers Forum

Perhaps you could try the CPA bootcamp WSO. Check it out in the WSO section, do a search.

And,

Do not forget to work hard at whatever you do with this!

Good news, I've just been approved by maxbounty so its time to get started. Just purchased a WSO lets see how this turns out.

Hi Liva, Unfortunately I do not have enough post counts to PM you =(

I too have the same confusion. Its just difficult to start from scratch especially for those who have no knowledge in this field.

Thats why some WSOs and other comprehensive guides are key. Many WSOs and guides focus on a specific method, but try and find a comprehensive one that gets into everything from a very broad perspective down to the actual actions involved

I'm currently going with youtube as a method for CPA's. I purchased a very interesting WSO on this technique and I think it has great potential.

I do have a niche, and expertise in that industry so I believe the CPA's I am offering (related to that industry) will be worth it.

So today I took a completely different approach. I submitted a few articles and posted a few youtube videos related to those articles. All are linked to my site (which redirects automatically depending on the link to the appropriate affiliate link).

I see others getting $20-$50 a day already however I'm still getting nothing so I dont know what I'm doing wrong here. Perhaps time to use adwordS?

A compelling landing page that screams click or buy me is what you need.

If you wanted to start making income online you could also sell services to people. For example you know web design and what not. This is a good way to gain momentum in the online world if you have never made a penny before. MANY people need programmers.

woo,

short term: $50/day

your short term is my whole life dream
lolx

Aim for the moon, maybe you'll land amongst a star.

Not by any mean to hijack your thread, but I have similar problem with OP.

I've already have a website with decent traffic every month. Went out with Adsense and think the keywords price is way too cheap $0.01/click.

How am I going to add CPA offers to an existing website?
Which CPA network would you guys suggest?

P.s: This could be my first time with CPA, however I've been doing Affiliate Marketing for more than a year.

Thanks!

Thanks for the tips, and FredFarnes... not to worry... ask your questions away I dont feel as though you are hijacking it the thread, because it is valuable information that I also benefit from

Bravo75 Thanks for sharing a great little tip.
Love the avatar by the way

hi there... Good luck to ya...

Having a career as a CPA can be a rewarding experience, whether you work for a large company or go out on your own as an LLC or Sole Proprietor.
The following are some tips for getting started.

1. Getting in

Whether you intend to go out on your own or stick with a large office, getting in can sometimes be the most challenging part of the career process.

Most accounting offices look for new-hires who have degrees in accounting. Many will hire students straight from undergrad but having a master's degree is general a huge financial benefit.

If you're still a student, contact your university's career development office for a list of accounting companies that will be visiting your school. Schedule an interview or submit your resume to the school's online database (most schools have one). Be sure make personal contact with each employer that visits your school. Chances are you will be one of hundreds of students each recruiter talks to in a given hiring season. Make yourself remembered by dressing and acting professionally at all steps of the hiring game.

If you're outside of school, check out online job websites for accounting office listings. You can also contact the human resource departments of local accounting offices where you would like to work. If you have been out of the accounting field for some time, it's important that resume reflect what you have been doing accurately, but with an accountant's twist. For example, if you have taken a cross-country car-trip for the past year between jobs, let your future employer know that you have been active during your time off, and not just loafing around the house waiting for something to come up.

2. Establishing relationships with your clients
Once you have the job with a big company, it is important that you have a solid relationship with each of your clients. Make sure they know that you know not only their names and business, but also the activities of their children and other family members. Your relationship not only helps to establish the bond between accountant and client, but it also helps you to do their taxes as strategically as possible. For example, if you know that your client's oldest daughter just bought a house and the client is helping to pay for it, your client may not know it, but there could be some tax benefits to their generosity.

Furthermore, when the time comes for you to break out from your company in order to establish your own freelance accounting business, it will be vital to have a strong client base - folks who will not only continue to use your services, but who will recommend you to their friends and colleagues. While often times accountants will not be permitted invite clients with them if they leave the company, it is always possible that your clients will choose to use your services based on your past demonstrated expertise and customer service.

3. Growing your business
Once you have your career as a CPA begun, it is important that you see it grow. If you're working in a large corporation, the company generally takes care of the marketing and advertising. But if you're working on your own, you are responsible for getting new clients.
Email your friends to let them know of your new business plans. Send postcards to neighbors and local business owners. Take out an ad in your local theater's playbills. Personalized, targeted advertising works and will be the most effective way to get new clients.